Hi Rafael,
Sorry for my late reply. I added a copyright statement and license
(GPL2 or later) to the files I wrote:
octcdf:
inst/example_netcdf.m, inst/example_opendap.m (no copyright statement)
optiminterp:
inst/example_optiminterp.m (no copyright statement)
This is fixed thus in octcdf 1.0.10 and and optiminterp 0.3.1.
Thanks and regards
Alex
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 2:49 PM, Rafael Laboissiere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Several octave-forge packages have been updated to Debian unstable and are
> waiting in the NEW queue [1] for ftp-master approval.
>
> In building the Debian packages, we found some licensing problems. We are
> maintaining a TODO file with the list of issues, available in our SVN
> repository [2] (you will find below the current version of this file). Some
> of these problems have been already reported and discussed in octave-dev.
>
> We decided to go ahead and upload the packages despite of the above,
> essentially because we believe these are not real problems, just cases
> needing clarifications.
>
> We thank the octave-dev developers in advance for fixing the issues listed.
>
> [1] http://ftp-master.debian.org/new.html
> [2]
> http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-octave/octave-forge-pkgs/TODO?op=file&rev=0&sc=0
>
> Rafael
>
>
> ======================================================================
> copyright stuff (things that still need some review)
>
> audio:
> aurecord.1 (Dirk Edenbuettel)
> endpoint.doc (?)
> sample.wav (GPL is not a good idea, unless that file was created with
> a hex editor)
> src/Make*
>
> communications:
> doc/comms.pdf (no source shipped (included in SVN)? => mail sent to
> octave-forge list)
> inst/doc.info (same)
>
> econometrics:
> kernel_density_cvscore.m (no license statement)
> kernel_regression_cvscore (ditto)
> fixed
>
> general:
> inst/fcnchk.m (trivial fucntion, no copyright statement)
>
> gsl:
> src/double_double_to_double.cc.template,
> src/int_int_double_to_double.cc.template,
> src/double_mode_to_double.cc.template,
> src/int_to_double.cc.template
> src/double_to_double.cc.template,
> src/int_double_to_double.cc.template
> (no copyright statement)
>
> image:
> src/__magick_read__.cc (no copyright statement)
>
> bwimage.cc (no license conditions)
>
> linear-algebra:
> src/test_gsvd.m (no copyright statement, it is just a test script)
>
> miscellaneous:
> inst/grep.m, inst/inz.m, inst/nze.m, src/octave.dtd,
> src/listencanfork.c (no copyright statement)
>
> src/listen.cc (no copyright statement, contains code taken
> from the Unix Programming FAQ, Copyright (c) 2000 Andrew
> Gierth, but without license conditions)
>
> nnet:
> doc/pdf/neuralNetworkToolboxForOctaveUsersGuide.pdf (no
> copyright statement, no sources)
>
> octcdf:
> inst/example_netcdf.m, inst/example_opendap.m (no copyright statement)
>
> odepkg:
> inst/doc.info (no copyright owner, no sources)
>
> optim:
> inst/wsolve.m (no copyright owner)
>
> doc/mintoolkit.pdf (no copyright statement, no sources)
>
> doc/optim-mini-howto-2.pdf (no copyright year, no sources;
> it's GFDL, is it DFSG-compatible?)
>
> optiminterp:
> inst/example_optiminterp.m (no copyright statement)
>
> parallel:
> src/swab.h (no copyright statement)
>
> plot:
> inst/zoom.m (dummy file; I think it is okay to distribute
> it without copyright statement)
>
> src/grab.cc, src/gpick.cc
> These files contain the statement
> * This contains bits of code hacked from the
> * X Consortium and from Octave. Please see the
> * appropriate licences. The rest is mine, and
> * you can do what you want with that part.
> What should we do?
>
> inst/ginput.m (seems to be GPL, but has unclear statement)
>
> signal:
> inst/flattopwin.m (file in public domain but without copyright
> statement)
> inst/hann.m (one-line function without copyright statement)
>
> sockets:
> src/sockets.cc (no copyright statement; should we assume the
> same as in DESCRITPION?)
>
> symbolic:
> doc/symbolic.html (no source and/or no copyright statement)
>
> vrml:
> doc/vrml-mini-howto-1.pdf (no source)
>
>
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